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| Across | Down | ||
| 1 | a note raised a half tone | 5 | highness or lowness of a sound |
| 6 | 3rd note in the scales | 6 | machine that gives beat |
| 10 | 2nd note in the scales | 8 | increasing the sound gradually |
| 13 | a note lowered a half tone | 13 | play it loudly |
| 18 | the curved line connecting two notes of the same name | 32 | 3/4 counts in a measure; a dance |
| 21 | 5th note in the scales | 35 | the five parallel lines on which notes are written |
| 23 | sound made by combining a number of notes | 61 | 6th note in the scales |
| 36 | a musical composition consisting of 3 or 4 independent movements varying in key, tempo and mood | 63 | play it very loudly |
| 43 | a pause for a whole, half, quarter, eighth or sixteenth note | ||
| 52 | (Fr.) a musical composition emphasizing some point of technique but performed because of its artistic merit | ||
| 57 | 1st and 8th note in the scales | ||
| 60 | symbol at the beginning of the staff | ||
| 66 | play loudly and immediately softly again | ||
| 69 | 4th note in the scales | ||
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